Four to Score

De: Janet Evanovich

Narrado por: Debi Mazar

Sassy, savvy, smart-mouthed bounty hunter Stephanie Plum is back in her most thrilling adventure yet! This time she's on the trail of revenge-seeking waitress Maxine Nowicki, who's wanted for theft, extortion, and bail-jumping. Those who have seen Maxine keep turning up dead, and that's the least of Stephanie's problems. She's also dealing with an archrival bounty hunter and an enemy who favors firebombs. The only ones on Stephanie's side are a nutty grandma, an ex-hooker, and a transvestite rock star, plus of course, her loyal hamster Rex. Stephanie's previous escapades have been chronicled in One for the Money, Two for the Dough, and Three to Get Deadly.

©1998 Evanovich, Inc. (P)1999 Audio Renaissance, a division of Holtzbrinck Publishers, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Stephanie Plum is back, smart-mouthed, swaggering and saucy as ever....Top-notch fun." (Booklist)

speed reading a novel

The reader sounds like she is speed reading her way through the book! I couldn't take it and had to stop listening before the end of the first chapter.

I would repurchase this book if Lorelei King read it.

or to score

I really enjoyed this title it was very fast and I could enjoy several stories on the road.

Another great one but get a new narrator

If you could sum up Four to Score in three words, what would they be?

Loved the storyline,

What was one of the most memorable moments of Four to Score?

The treasure hunt

How could the performance have been better?

The story was performed very rapidly and very monotone. There was little to no distinction between characters. There were also changes in pronunciation of names from the previous audiobooks.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, but I had to relisten to much of it because of the poor narration

Great story

funny story, I did not like the narrative by Debi Mazar. very flat and uninteresting.

fun

i thought this book was hysterical. a perfect combination of mystery and humor...and debi mazar's voice was the right fit for the jersey girl in the story.

Loved it!

Love the stories they are entertaining, light and full of laughs ! Totally enjoy the series, can’t wait to start the next one.

The misfits are back

Stephanie Plum, bounty hunter, is back along with Morelli, Grandma Mazur, Lula, Ranger and with the addition of a 6 foot plus transvestite. These are the funniest, quirky characters you will ever meet. It seems that none of the people in Stephanie's life are entirely normal, which makes them very likable. Stephanie is destined to unravel the most preposterous crimes, in spite of her stumbling ways and group of misfits.

Although this is a funny detective story it did not hold my interest as well as the first three novels in the series. I laughed more with the other ones.

I also did not care for the fact that Stephanie and Morelli, who abused her in her youth, got together in this book. I feel that Janet Evanovich sent a bad message by including this in the novel.

That said, the book was still fast paced and light with many laugh out loud moments. Evanovich continues to add to this misfit group with laughter in mind. My favorite character is Gramdma Mazur. I hope she has a stronger presence in the next book. She reminds me of the character "Mama" that was on the Carol Burnett show.

The reader was not as good as the previous gal. She talked a little to fast even for an East Coaster making it difficult to understand her at times.

Great book but...

The abridged version comes off as rushed and the Debi Mazar is nowhere near as good as the readers for the unabridged versions. She sounds bored half the time and kinda leaves the story dead. Four to Score is one of the more important books in the series so I recommend either reading it or listening to the unabridged audio version. Three stars but the book itself is a five star read.

Reader stinks!

We love these stories but this one was disappointing due to the poor quality of the narration. The reader reads WAY too fast and has extremely sloppy diction. As a result, there were large chunks that you couldn't understand. A disappointment.

they get better

I listened to this book after reading the rest of the series. It is good, but not one of her best. They definitely get better the farther into the series you go. It has it's funny moments and filled in some gaps I was missing.